)Physics is Phun said:so i just had an interview friday afternoon, I think it went really well and I realllllly hope I get the job. I've never made a thankyou phone call before, but I think i should to help give myself the best chance at this job. what should I say to him ? (other than thankyou
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When writing a thankyou note after a job interview, it is important to express your gratitude for the opportunity, recap the key points discussed during the interview, and reiterate your interest in the position. You can also mention any additional qualifications or skills that you may have forgotten to mention during the interview. It is also a good idea to include a brief summary of why you would be a good fit for the job and how you can contribute to the company.
It is recommended to send a thankyou note within 24 hours after the interview. This shows your promptness and enthusiasm for the position. However, if you are unable to do so, it is better to send it late than not at all. Sending a thankyou note a few days after the interview is still a good gesture.
Yes, it is still a good idea to send a thankyou note even if you didn't get the job. This shows your professionalism and appreciation for the opportunity to interview. It also keeps you in the employer's mind for any future job openings.
When writing a thankyou note, it is important to avoid any negative or critical comments about the interview or the company. You should also avoid asking for feedback or mentioning salary negotiations. Keep the tone of your thankyou note positive and professional.
Either option is acceptable and it depends on your personal preference. Email is a more convenient and timely option, while a handwritten note adds a personal touch. Whichever method you choose, make sure to proofread your note for any spelling or grammar errors before sending it.